This weekend I visited a huge antique center.
I got the piece below, an opal white 1.5 quart #023 round bottom casserole.
It's a really useful size.
I believe this originally came with a lid.
It was $3
for $3.
It's 7x7 square baking dish.
Based on the really quick research I did online, I believe it was part of a set including a silver cradle and a lid.
I'm thinking manufactured sometime between 1939-1947, based on the plain tab handles.
I need to scrub it a bit more to get the years of baked-on grease out of the crevices.
I think it will make awesome chewey brownies!
Did you find anything good this weekend?
Oooh! It would make awesome chewy brownies! Good finds!
ReplyDelete--Erin {erinink.etsy.com}
Isn't the clear one a square casserole rather than a baking pan? It looks too narrow and too deep. If the number is 053 or 653, it's a casserole, so it's older than you thought, 1926 to 1939.
ReplyDeleteLove the opal Pyrex. I only have one bowl but find it so pretty! Love the clear glass pan. Great finds!
ReplyDelete@Erin-thanks!
ReplyDelete@Scoop-I think you might be right, thank you!
@Linda-I also love the simplicity of Opal.